pi-operation-logger

You can maintain context for long-running debugging sessions by persisting every meaningful operation in an operation-log.md file. This captures a complete history of actions, decisions, and outcomes to prevent context loss across drifting conversations.

The best way to track decisions and errors during code migrations is to record structured entries in a persistent log. Capturing PLAN, DECISION, ERROR, and FIX events ensures full traceability and auditability for multi-step migration tasks.

To start logging operations, create or resume an operation-log.md file in your project root and begin a new logging session. This automatically captures all subsequent steps, reads, writes, and outcomes as structured entries.

Yes, you can use a single operation log for cross-session continuity and auditing. It persists long-term context by tracking every meaningful operation, enabling you to review past actions and outcomes even after tools forget prior steps.

Yes, this operation logging approach works without external dependencies. It relies solely on creating and updating a markdown file in your project root to maintain long-term context for multi-step tasks.

Multi-step tasks lose traceability because tools forget prior steps and conversations drift over time. Persisting every meaningful operation in a structured log prevents this context loss by maintaining a complete history of actions and outcomes.